Nebraska adults who are 50 and older may be divorcing at higher rates than older people in previous generations. Since 1990, the divorce rate for people in that age bracket has doubled, and it is three times higher than it was in 1990 for people 65 and older. Experts...
Divorce
What high net worth couples need to know
Divorce and separation can be incredibly difficult for any couple; however, for high net worth couples, divorce brings with it a new set of challenges. Some of these problems can be preemptively avoided prior to marriage by signing a prenuptial agreement, which can...
Financial issues to consider when getting a divorce
When a couple in Nebraska decides to divorce, there are many different financial issues to consider. For instance, if a marital home has to be sold, there needs to be a plan for splitting the proceeds from the sale. It may also be necessary to determine who will pay...
Importance of focusing on the right things during divorces
Some Nebraskans who go through divorces view the process in terms of winners and losers. It is important for them to understand, however, that no one wins in divorces. It is better for people to approach their divorce cases with their focuses on the future rather than...
Why children should learn about prenups early
Parents in Nebraska and throughout the country may want to have a conversation with their children about prenuptial agreements when they first start dating. By waiting until just before the wedding to introduce the topic, a parent could offend a son or daughter as...
The role of genetics in divorce
The odds that a Nebraska resident gets a divorce could be influenced by genetics. This is the conclusion of a study conducted by the American Association of Psychology. The study looked at 20,000 children and compared their rate of divorce with their biological and...
Retirement planning and grey divorce
Recent changes to the tax code may affect the way people get divorced, at least until 2025. Under the old law, a higher-earning Nebraska spouse might use alimony as a way to keep more of the marital assets while ensuring their former spouse has the money they need to...
Steps that can help a person through divorce
Nebraska residents who are getting a divorce should think about what their priorities are. It may help to make a list of things they need and want as well as things they can compromise on or let go. People might also want to think about what would be on the other...
Divorce and the children’s education
Parents in Nebraska who get a divorce should be aware of the financial impact of a divorce, particularly with regard to paying for their children's college education. Divorcing parents should take certain steps to make sure that they will be able to provide the...
Ways to make divorce less expensive
Most Nebraska residents walk down the aisle thinking that their marriage will last forever. The majority do not expect to find themselves in divorce court. However, statistics show that marriage ends in divorce for many people, and divorce often takes an emotional and...